1.5K views · 30 reactions | Ankole, beautiful cattle with wide horns | Zolani Mkiva | Facebook

1961: Gentle Winds of Change: Ankole Uganda by Marshall Segall In 1959, social scientist Marshall Segall traveled to Uganda to study the effects of the breaking down of colonialism on the individual citizen. He chose to focus on the Banyankole group,in the area of Mbarara, Ankole region. Although not a filmmaker, used a Bolex camera to make a record of his trip. The result, Gentle Winds of Change Uganda (1961, Columbia U) is a fascinating pastiche of social scenes, such as the making of plantain

"The Ankole breed has a bright future in South Africa, especially in the red meat industry,” says Anton De Swardt, president of the Ankole Cattle Breeders' Society of South Africa . In this clip, he talks about the history of the breed and it's standout characteristics. | Farmer's Weekly SA